East

On Tuesday, May 25th, and Friday, May 28th, let’s celebrate this achievement by wearing the colors that represent our greatest Source of Strength that has carried us through.

Philip Baillargeon took first place with a painfully alliterative submission revolving around the unfortunate Ernest Eckerfell.

As one of the largest chapters in the state, East proved itself to be a high-performing school yet again, competing in a total of 49 events and sending three candidates running for State Office.

Through those four years, however, I’ve never gotten to learn much about Ms. Wilson herself until I had the opportunity to interview her.

He is now known as Luke Fitzsimmons, workaholic, husband, father of three girls, grandpa to one, and uncle to many. Although that story happened over 40 years ago, it is still fresh in his mind, easy to recall and look back on, and has shaped his entire life.

Meet Mr. Capozzi, a spectacular tech teacher, avid outdoorsman, and man of many skills and talents.

The PTSA awarded Ms. Reilly The 64th Annual Service to Youth Award for her extraordinary service to the children of the Williamsville Central School District, but she didn’t always plan on being a music teacher.

Mrs. Wagar, also known as Señora Wagar, is often thought of as a teacher who builds connections with her students and is incredibly active in the school’s community.

The sophomore has certainly taken this opportunity in stride, as an active member in at least eight of East’s clubs including Girl Up, Seneca, and French Club to name a few.

She’s made an impact on student’s and teachers' lives over the decade with her kind and funny personality. However, teaching isn’t something she always knew she was going to do.